Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
LOCAL NOTES.


 day.
 One car load of freight came in to-
 day.
 The rainfall during the recent storm
 was 9S oi an inch,
 Regular stages are now run on ths
 Black Canyon road.
 Coi. :. B. Beyans returned last eve
 ming from \ trip to the county.
 The Knights of Pyshia. of Flsgstafi
 gave a Thanksgiving hall last night.
 Miss Emily Horne is visiting her
 friend. Ms G. A. Bray, in Flagstaff
 c.S. Curran, J.P. Blunts and C. I Wells were passengers on to-day's train. Tim Hawkins vas released from the county bAsiile, today, on payment oi his fine.
 John Dick has sold the Imores claim, E Turkey Greek district, to James Hsr-
 held, for 500.
 The city conncil has not yet held its special meeting, owing to the i1disposi ton of city officiai. Business houses all closed yesterday, in observance oi Thanksgiving, and the day passed oii quietly. James Shirley, popular young man,
 v~ engaged in mining in the Santa
 M. T ..
 The Phenix stage, due .t II 90 yes
 brlay, did not arrive until f o'clock ;his morning. on account oi the storms. John Holmes. one of the most indus ,rious miners in this section. came m iro5n his Turkey creek camp. yesterday. Miner. desiring whim should apply ,o Solon F. Rose < Bro, of Albu- qurque. and secure common sense whII-
 Henry Goldwater, one Of the most k popular young men Tn Yuma county. l. secretary oi the Mohawk canal com- pany-
 J.R Walker came in from the Mo- gOllon mountains. .ast evening. and E s.ll -IeGi few dave with friends in Prescott
 Murray McInerney, o! Camp Verde, came in last evening, to attend court. I. i- hls first visit to Prescott i"r nearly tao years. The Gazette says that Secretary Bay sri has attracted great deal oi atten- ton in Phenix. A private letter from that town confirms the Gazette's asser- llol
 Frank Resilis. to-day. deposited e t;so wi.h Judge John HowAri. a;,or- ney for sam Eak,-. the a,noun, oi Ju'!c- me n; :,ui,..i against him in the dis ir.c: ccgri.
 The auction to-day at the Prescott saloon was well attended, and under tae seductive persuasion of Auetioneer Fisher everything brought good prices. He will sell household furniture to- MOTION Al the residence of Mrs. Au- muller.
 Walter G. Bates has returned with h:s bride to Prescott. The JOURNAL INNER extends its congratulations to te happy couple.
 Captain " II CstIrey and r. D. Giles pie, of Ton,o Basin, arrived here hsi ,sca;ns, and left to-day. en route ,o Fort Mohaye, where the Captain has mall contract;
 Judge Sumne, Howard and Geo W. Siaes went over to the dam of The city water works. yesterday. and bagged shree Eac, fat thanksgiving ducks. ai one sl.o.. warranty deed from the Atlantic Pacific railroad to the Arizona Lum- b-r company. for l60 acres "f land near Flagstaff, has been filed fur record. I, is the n"rih~est quarter of section q, township sl north. range east. An impromptu dance was given, in Armory hail. las, ev, ming. which proved avery ,leasant affair. The music was iurni,i.c,, i.s members of the Ninth ln- taniry han! from Whirple. aad was highly yr,ised by the terpsichoreans Our Needles correspondent makes the Assertion that one or TWO O! the postal cleiks sn the A. k P are republicans. We d'is's l.,iere i; II they were they would be s,l.. ,o read and tel from the sdlress m letter whether ii Wis des-
 iIaei .or ti,s East ar West.-MohAve Miner.
 Conductor romeroy reports the re- turn "i the ves;ihli!c train over the Ai lantic < pAci:i. lew days ago. This tram consisted en;ii-!y oi Pullman car- conliec..,s together. giving ii.e n ihe ], Gplearsncc @! continuous coach ] Nr. T..uer..y says j, "was beauty and Hs ras>txkc.' l; carried 2 party "i .x- c,:siun.>;s so C.,.:.En;a.
 Martin Maie. has his ice dam com
 pletei. and now only awaits freezing
 weather l., commence the manufacture Of lee. Tine dam !. ll0 feet in width, iv sieD feet ia length. A board shade vii oe placed ove. if 10 protect Il from the says @: il.- sun. which will require the nse c. 1000 ice, 0; lumber.
 The co:"ae,s jury. investigating the
 eaus- cf saturdays explosion, held
 aaetie. session ;his morning at 10
 O'Clock Frank Raymond and J. A.
 Tca!n. Q: ,hc committee of experts,
 Were examined. and both testified that
 awas their opinion that some other
 agency ,han -;eam caused the e1plo-
 sion. A >uhr,anA wac issued for Louis
 becke. and Il sea:ch warrant was also
 esucd authorizing the constable to
 sfa'ch h;. premises for explosives or for
 N.:s. fh-ir Roth will